how long does battery last with a movie
13045
A couple of hours at most. My only criticism is that there's no on-screen warning that battery power is low. When it's out of power it just shuts off. Had mine over a year now; altho figuring out/finding some of the settings/controls is sort of quirky. considering the screen size and price I'm satisfied. It's held up better than I expected. And I like that I can play DVD's different regions.
13046
The battery lasts only two hours but if u play plugged in it will play twelve hours. Love this DVD player screen is awesome great pic. Like it better than small screen versions.
13047
maybe 2 hrs and when I plugged in 12 V charger I had problems with the unit not running at all and the charger chord overheated. Sorry to tell you: bad instrument. After the 2nd unit I returned it and got my money back
2265948
I haven't put any batteries in it. I charged it at home and used it for about 5 hours . Pretty good I thought my old one I couldn't even get through one movie. Only thing that really bothers me is the volume is not high enough. Hope that helps
195763
I haven't done a test (like running movies for hours to clock the battery life), but I would say about 6-7 hours of use. I use it a lot, but only need to charge the battery every 2 days or so. No battery gets used when it's off, either (I know that sounds silly) - for example, I had charged it fully and the. Had it in my bag for 3 days before taking it out to use it, an the battery was still charged to 100%. So far, great battery life. Hope that helps.
1541780
3-4 hours-ish, if you leave all the background stuff running. Less if you leave all the background stuff running and are using the blu-ray. But since I'm almost never anywhere with it that doesn't have an outlet--including trains, train stations, airports, etc., battery life isn't too much of an issue usually. Just turn off applications you don't actually need to be running if on a long flight or train ride to preserve battery life.
437698
At 100% charge..i watched 6 hrs of movies.. and still had 38% of the battery left..That is good in my book...
1518284
It plays an entire movie with no problem. So I would say at least 2 hrs.Charges pretty fast and I like that once you plug it into dc or ac it starts right up even if battery is completely dead.
1371323
I haven't specifically used video that long, but with a couple of short (less than a minute vignettes each) with several hundred stills, 400+, and shooting off of the screen on the back and reviewing each shot as long as needed, I was able to do all that and the battery held up fine. That was over a couple of days even, and finally charged it when it got to about 5% after all that. Hope that helps.
760713
As you know, the answer depends on what exactly you're using it for. If you're just taking snap shots without all the art features, or just a bit of video here and there, then for me the battery lasts for weeks. However, if you're out doing HD 1080 filming, which I do often, then I'll go through a battery every two to four days with over an hour worth of clips to show for it (with image stabilizer off & not using the zoom). However, when I do use the built in image stabilizer for video and pic taking as well as zoom, I only get about 30 min worth of video. When my battery is finally drained, it takes about three to four hours to recharge. As you know, the answer depends on what exactly you're using it for. If you're just taking snap shots without all the art features, or just a bit of video here and there, then for me the battery lasts for weeks. However, if you're out doing HD 1080 filming, which I do often, then I'll go through a battery every two to four days with over an hour worth of clips to show for it (with image stabilizer off & not using the zoom). However, when I do use the built in image stabilizer for video and pic taking as well as zoom, I only get about 30 min worth of video. When my battery is finally... » Read More As you know, the answer depends on what exactly you're using it for. If you're just taking snap shots without all the art features, or just a bit of video here and there, then for me the battery lasts for weeks. However, if you're out doing HD 1080 filming, which I do often, then I'll go through a battery every two to four days with over an hour worth of clips to show for it (with image stabilizer off & not using the zoom). However, when I do use the built in image stabilizer for video and pic taking as well as zoom, I only get about 30 min worth of video. When my battery is finally drained, it takes about three to four hours to recharge. « Show Less
383328
As I recall, the battery charge lasted about one movie. I used it with the battery and on the adapter maybe 6 times--it died the same week the warranty ran out.
1185550
Hi, you can get a 3 hour movie in, but I think it's longer, just haven't watched beyond a major movie. Yes, while battery is charging you can use device.
1744913
Hello FP,it would last up to 4 Hours depending the brightness you use on the screen
61389
For as long as the battery will last. I took a video of a play that lasted over an hour.
1701451
Hi Edward!Thank you for your inquiry!Battery will last 6 hoursAisteBisonOffice
1441009
The battery will last for the entire duration of a standard 1.5 hour movie. After six months of use, the battery will be about dead if I were to watch a movie with it unplugged.Remember, with lithium ion batteries - to get the longest life, you need to plug it in to 100% charge, and leave it unplugged until dead. Rinse and repeat and this will get you the most life out of any rechargeable batteryEdit: this is also assuming the movie is all you will be running and don't have programs open in the background or are waiting for IMs or phone calls on Skype as this will of course ask more of the battery The battery will last for the entire duration of a standard 1.5 hour movie. After six months of use, the battery will be about dead if I were to watch a movie with it unplugged.Remember, with lithium ion batteries - to get the longest life, you need to plug it in to 100% charge, and leave it unplugged until dead. Rinse and repeat and this will get you the most life out of any rechargeable batteryEdit: this is also assuming the movie is all you will be running and don't have programs open in the background or are waiting for IMs or phone calls on Skype as this will of... » Read More The battery will last for the entire duration of a standard 1.5 hour movie. After six months of use, the battery will be about dead if I were to watch a movie with it unplugged.Remember, with lithium ion batteries - to get the longest life, you need to plug it in to 100% charge, and leave it unplugged until dead. Rinse and repeat and this will get you the most life out of any rechargeable batteryEdit: this is also assuming the movie is all you will be running and don't have programs open in the background or are waiting for IMs or phone calls on Skype as this will of course ask more of the battery « Show Less
638520
It depends on the volume you use it; having said that I use it at 90% volume whilst watching movies and I can say that my iPad runs out of battery before the speaker so that would be around 6 to 7hrs of play using bluetooth.
2195305
I'm not entirely certain what your terminology stands for, however I know that I can get 6 hours normal computer time or I can watch 2 and 1/2 full length movies before the battery dies. If you would expand upon your question I would be more than happy to help you. LGF
1197155
Sorry, haven't really noticed. My kids can go through a whole movie with some battery life left.